Oil PAINTING By Henry Maidment 1868 - 1941 Oil PAINTING Old Master 19th Century

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Oil PAINTING By Henry Maidment 1868 - 1941 Old Master 19th Century In a Fantastic Gold Gilt frame
 
Good Condition Canvas. Professional Cleaned & Re-vanished ,
Ready to hang. " frame is in wonderful condition
( This work would cost £700 alone)
Fine Original Antique 19th Century British
OLD MASTER OIL PAINTING Romantic Scene GOLD GILT FRAME
By Harry Maidment
Similar $6,000 Premier Collection
This Piece in Exceptional condition , nice piece of British history
Description
( late 19th century )
Title: Romantic Cottage Village farm Scene
 
Artist:  Harry Maidment 1868 - 1941
 
Signed : Bottom Right 1888
 
Provenance: john Castagno art

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Medium : Oil painting on Canvas
 
Condition: Very Good
 
Country: British school
 
Frame size : 30 in x 21.5 in
( 76 cm x 53 cm)
 
 
Canvas size : 16" x 24"
 
With an estimate of £4000 - £5000 in a London west End Gallery
Description : 
Henry or Harry Maidment was born in Shoreditch on 29 April, 1868 the son of William and Annie Maidment. His parents were from Frome, Somerset and his father was a cabinet maker. The family lived at Prebend Street, Islington. His elder sister Ellen, who was 17 years his senior, married the artist Octavius Thomas Clark. Clark is widely believed to have taught Maidment, as their style and subject matter are similar. He married Alice Fisher Piggott in 1894 and they lived at 81, Elizabeth Avenue in Islington. He was actually christened Harry, a name which is listed on all public records including birth, death and censuses. However, at some point the name of Henry was attributed to him, possibly in error as he usually signed H Maidment or with a monogram. He also worked under the pseudonyms of Robert or Robin Fenson and Arthur Wynne. In 1897, under the latter name, he exhibited at the Royal Society of British Artists. Maidment travelled widely across the south of England, painting views of Surrey, Kent, Sussex and Essex. He also painted in Wales and Warwickshire. His skilled execution and gentle rural subject matter have made his works as popular today as they were in his lifetime. Maidment died in Nottingham in 1942.
 
The beautiful gold gilt frame